I first heard of Nanci Kincaid when I was at library school in Tuscaloosa. They held some of her papers there, one of my classmates told me,...

This meme was too fun not to jump into... Melanie Holtsman from Jacksonville my fellow NYC '08 Google Certified Teacher, is starting a ...

I suppose we all choose to return to places where we feel comfortable. I've been reading a lot about school lately. Not That Type of Gi...

Last month, the wise and witty British novelist India Knight used Twitter to crowd-sourced an amazing collection of comfort reads . I ha...

The whole Mockingjay kerfluffle has made me think a lot about how getting books has changed in the past few decades. As a young girl, I ...

After reading Lauren Barnholt's One Night that Changes Everything with its shrugged-off cyberbullying, I've been thinking a lot abo...

Another post-ALA note. My friend Laura was surprised I didn't mention our whirl around the exhibits Friday night. Cathy Nelson writes ...

If you haven't read Sarah McCarry's Huffington Post piece " Faking Nice in the Biblioblogosphere ," you might not want to....

I sat in a on a few classes of something called Recommender Systems at Michigan's iSchool, before it became glaringly obvious, with all ...

Yesterday's New York Times piece has some interesting and balanced takes on the relevance of print in schools, including news about an ...

   I love to recommend books to teens. But I've been having a tough time moving much of the excellent recent YA fiction. I've been...

I read children's books. I say this confessionally, because I am so accustomed to being the only fully grown-up person around reading ...

My Google News alert started popping up yesterday morning. The Supreme Court was not going to hear the ACLU's case surrounding the remo...